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Conincidentally, I happen to have seen the Sottanstall book again this morn=
ing as I showed it to John Eisel. It is as I thought - Part II (the composi=
tions) was printed in Huddersfield, and there are two copies of it in the Y=
ACR library. The single copy of Part I (a theoretical treatise) is part han=
dwritten and part printed. There are both hand-written and printed copies o=
f the title page, naming a printer in Birmingham which seems rather odd. Th=
e book was formerly in the ringing chamber at Sowerby, but was donated to t=
he YACR library a few years ago. Exactly what is in the archives at Wakefie=
ld is therefore unclear.
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Conincidentally, I happen to have seen the=
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Sottanstall book again this morning as I showed it to John Eisel. It is as =
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thought - Part II (the compositions) was printed in Huddersfield, and there=
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two copies of it in the YACR library. The single copy of Part I (a theoreti=
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treatise) is part handwritten and part printed. There are both hand-wr=
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and printed copies of the title page, naming a printer in Birmingham which =
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rather odd. The book was formerly in the ringing chamber at Sowerby, but wa=
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donated to the YACR library a few years ago. Exactly what is in the archive=
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Wakefield is therefore unclear.
David
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